There aren't many games that I feel strongly about to the extent of writing a review, but this is certainly an exception. If you see the screenshots and think to yourself, "It looks like my kind of game," I strongly advise giving it a try. It feels like a story-driven board game (the choices you make in the campaign won't influence the ending). What will hook you in are the stories and atmosphere of the game, reminiscent of Tales from the Crypt. You will get your share of cathartic feelings. The comic art style is not a hindrance; it is well done, and you’ll feel a sense of satisfaction as you unravel new pictures. Overall, a good game definitely worth buying. I hope there will be DLC or a sequel.

A great little strategy game that is a combination of a pulp fiction comic and an episode of Twilight Zone.
The story is about 3 people seeking out 'the machine' a mysterious carnival attraction looking machine that gives the person who finds and inserts a coin 1 wish but much like a Djinn perverting a wish with hubris 'the machine' gives the wishers what they want but not the way the wanted it and with severe consequences.

Initial game play is that you start a stage usually with 6 cards that have different fear inducing effects. Cards like 'Black Helicopters' 'Killer Video Games' 'Snakes in the Toilets' so on. The point of the game is to spread enough fear so that your characters will be done and they start to get their wish.
Game play starts nice and simple and slowly starts to introduce new elements on each map of a stage as well as new strategies in the 2nd and 3rd story such as twisting ideal things into bad things like twisting 'Perfect Waters' into 'Chemical Dumping Ground' and in the 3rd story you can copy fears into other regions to stack fears.

All in all a great little indie game with awesome art, an interesting careful what you wish for story and a fun strategy game with some replay value if you want to fill out the album of cards.

A delightfully unusual game filled with grim urban legends and the downfall of anyone who seeks power. Each campaign plays with the mechanics enough to keep the game interesting, while never hiding information the player might be looking for. Excellent audio design makes it easy to know exactly what's going on at every point.

I've finished the story - now for 100%!